Onsite / In-Person — Colorado Springs, CO
Colorado Springs is a defense and technology town with serious electrical infrastructure. Peterson and Schriever Space Force Bases, Cheyenne Mountain, Fort Carson, and the Air Force Academy make the region one of the military's largest facility footprints; Microchip Technology's semiconductor fab and a growing electronics manufacturing base add cleanroom and process power; and Colorado Springs Utilities — one of the nation's largest four-service municipal utilities — runs generation, transmission, and distribution across El Paso County. Data center operators and the I-25 corridor's manufacturing and logistics growth round out the demand for qualified electrical workers.
Military installations, semiconductor fabs, and utility plants share high-consequence electrical environments: switchgear lineups, UPS and generator systems behind mission-critical loads, process power distribution, and substation-adjacent work. NFPA 70E training — documented qualification, arc flash risk assessment, boundaries, and PPE — is the standard those facilities and their contractors are audited against.
Our 8-hour NFPA 70E Qualified Electrical Worker class in Colorado Springs serves base facilities crews, fab and plant maintenance electricians, utility and municipal staff, and contractors from across southern Colorado — Colorado Springs, Fountain, Monument, Woodland Park, and Pueblo — covering shock and arc flash protection, PPE selection, energized electrical work permits, and lockout/tagout aligned to OSHA 1910.331-335.
8-hour initial qualification training for personnel who work on or near energized electrical equipment. Covers the full NFPA 70E requirements for becoming a Qualified Electrical Worker, including arc flash hazard analysis, shock and arc flash boundaries, PPE selection, and safe work practices, taught by a Certified Safety Professional.